It's Week Four on Strictly Come Dancing and making his way back to the dance floor this weekend is actor Greg Wise and his professional dance partner Karen Hauer.

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The Strictly Come Dancing songs and dances have been revealed, and the pair will be doing a Samba to Macarena by Los Del Rio.

He'll compete against the likes of Rose Ayling-Ellis, AJ Odudu, Rhys Stephenson and Tilly Ramsay - who are just a few of the contestants in the Strictly Come Dancing 2021 line-up.

So, will Greg's Samba be enough to push him to the top of the Strictly Come Dancing leaderboard and get him one step closer to lifting the Glitterball?

Here's everything you need to know about Greg Wise, as he prepares for his fourth dance.

Who is Greg Wise?

Age: 55

Job: Actor

Partnered with: Karen Hauer

Matthew Gregory Wise is an actor known for his various film, television and theatre roles, including The Crown, Cranford and Walking on Sunshine.

Strictly star Greg Wise
Strictly star Greg Wise Getty

His breakout role was as John Willoughby in Sense and Sensibility, written by and starring his future wife Emma Thompson.

Greg also co-wrote box-office hit film Last Christmas with Emma, and the book Not That Kind of Love with his late sister Clare Wise.

Greg's Strictly journey

Scoreboard

Week One: American Smooth (6 + 6 + 5 + 7) = 24

Week Two: Couple's Choice (3 + 6 + 7 + 7) = 23

Week Three: Paso Doble (6 + 6 + 7 + 7) = 26

Greg signed up for the BBC dance show in honour of his late sister Clare. “My beautiful sister was a huge disco queen. She left our world almost exactly five years ago in a glitterball coffin. This is for her," he said.

"My gorgeous Diva sis, who would have been insane with excitement that her little bro was doing this. I will channel her, as her bro can’t dance – but I’m thrilled to be dipping my toes, knees, hips and arms into this wonderful world, and hope to make her proud, and obviously make her laugh...” We have no doubt that you will, Greg!

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